Moroccan Tile & Stone is a producer at the source, not just a supplier. We were the first in Morocco to unite Zellige bisque making and hand-cutting, giving us full control over quality and design. This integration lets us deliver authentic, precise, and customizable tiles that meet our clients’ exact needs. With more than 35 years of experience behind us, we export Zellige tiles and limestone worldwide pure, timeless, and made to stand out.
Moroccan Tiles and Stone Art Zellige is an industrial company specialized in Zellige, Cement tile and stone production. The tradition was absolutely own and inherited into our generation since 45 years of experience. It is one of the best exporting companies introduced to Moroccan from Andalusia (Spain).
All our products are made using the century-old method known as the best resistant material for tile productions from the regime of the city.
Artzellige has gained a reputation for its high-quality products and excellent customer service. The company has worked on various projects around the world, including hotels, restaurants, and residential buildings. It has also collaborated with renowned architects and designers.
The artisan mixes the natural clay with water to create a smooth, workable dough. This mixture becomes the base material used to shape the first Zellige forms.
The clay dough is pressed into handmade molds to form the raw tile shape. DiƯerent molds are used depending on the size or product we want to create.
The shaped tiles are laid out to dry naturally under the sun until they become firm. This semi-dry stage makes the clay strong enough for manual compression.
The artisan hammers the semi-dried clay to level the surface. This ensures an even thickness for every tile.
The artisan uses a wooden mold as a guide to cut the clay into precise raw tiles. Each piece is shaped one by one, ready for its first firing.
The raw tiles are stacked inside the traditional kiln above the combustion chamber. The rising heat transforms them into hard biscuit tiles ready for glazing.
Each biscuit tile is dipped into the prepared glaze mixture by hand. This coating creates the surface that will develop its final color in the second firing.
The glazed tiles are fired again at 800–950°C to melt and fix the enamel. This firing reveals the final texture, shine, and natural shade variations of Zellige.
The artisan shapes each fired tile using a special hammer with a thin, sharp edge. This precise hand-cutting creates the classic geometric pieces of Zellige.
The hand-cut Zellige pieces are arranged and fixed onto mesh sheets. This makes installation easier and faster for international installers.
Orders are packed with care and shipped through the method chosen by the client. With over 35 years of experience, we ensure smooth delivery to any destination worldwide.
Moroccan Tile & Stone, formerly known as Art Zellige, has built its reputation on an unwavering dedication to quality, innovation, and sustainable craftsmanship. While our identity has evolved, the spirit of Art Zellige remains at the core of everything we create.
We continue to use environmentally responsible materials and production methods, actively reducing our ecological footprint while supporting local artisan communities across Morocco. Our work stays deeply connected to Moroccan heritage, celebrating authentic craftsmanship and the cultural richness that defines traditional Zellige.
Today, Moroccan Tile & Stone stands as a leading reference in the industry, honoring the legacy of Art Zellige while carrying Moroccan artistry to international markets with pride.